Featuring the New Knoxville Heritage Center Est. 1989
(10) Letterheads
(10) Plain Sheets
(10) Fold Overs
5 1/2 x 8 1/2
(20) Envelopes
$2.00 Each Set

Our Times
New Knoxville, Ohio
Auglaize County
Sesquicentennial
August 28 - September 1
1836 - 1986

This book contains over 300 pages, listing business and "Our Families"
Biographies of many people living in New Knoxville in 1986

This Plate is 
10 1/2" in diameter and depicts 4 locations in New Knoxville

Old Town Hall
Old Star Lunch Room
(Adolph's Residence)
Doc Fledderjohann's Office
Adolph's Restaurant

The center says:
New Knoxville, Ohio
150 Years
1836 - 1986
Sesquicentennial

$10.00 Each Plus Shipping

Due to popular demand and interest, the society has received a new shipment of afghans commemorating many old businesses, churches, and schools including:

Detgen Grain Elevator - Methodist Church - Star Lunch Room - Peoples Savings Bank - New Knoxville Supply - Eversman's Meat Market - Heritage Center - Eversman Oil Company - Henkener Service Station - Katterheinrich Garage - B. E. Cook Store New Knoxville School - Kuhlman Store Duhme Post Office - Meckstroth Garage Hoge Lumber Co. - Evangelical and Reformed Church - Town Hall

The afghan measures 48" X 70"

$42.00 Plus Shipping

This informative “George Kattman 1936 New Knoxville History” book was reproduced in memory of Elmer and Mildred Henschen by Bill and Edythe Henschen.  The 105 pages of stories and pictures contained in this book is the most interesting complete story available of the first 100 years of New Knoxville and the rural surrounding community.